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The PAKK Pavilion, located at the Estonian Academy of Arts' Timber Architecture Research Centre, explores innovative building materials, structural systems, and facade prototypes. © Tõnu Tunnel

Experimental Research Building
PAKK Pavilion in Tallinn
Run by the Estonian Academy of Arts, the PAKK Pavilion in Tallinn is an experimental laboratory. It focuses on research into timber construction, structures, and facades.

Minimal intervention has been used to consolidate the historic fabric of the Romanesque church of Sant Esteve near Barcelona. © Judith Casas

Preserving historical heritage
Revitalisation of the Church of Sant Esteve near ...
Targeted interventions by Santamaria Arquitectes have secured and revitalised this Romanesque church.

Facade of The Third Space from Studio Saar, © Edmund Sumner

Cultural and Learning Center
Third Space in India by Studio Saar
One of Studio Saar’s latest project reimagines the third space as a dynamic cultural center rooted in Indian heritage.

Diller Scofidio + Renfro

A slight offset between the individual roof surfaces creates projections and recesses that give the building a distinct spatial character. © Löser Lott Architekten

In dialogue with the landscape
Twin Daycare Centres by Löser Lott
The linear structure of the surrounding fields and the small-scale nature of the residential development inspired Löser Lott Architects to design two daycare centers on the outskirts of the North Hessian municipality of Edermünde.

The daycare centre is a colourful modular system, © Fernando Guerra

Modular playground
Daycare Centres in Lisbon by Summary
The Portuguese architecture practice Summary has designed a prototype daycare centre based on a prefabricated, modular system of U-shaped, reinforced concrete elements.

The open-plan classrooms face nature, are flooded with light and are furnished with child-friendly furniture. © Mariela Apollonio

Nature as a primary classroom
School in Valencia by Gradolí & Sanz Arquitectes
Gradolí & Sanz Arquitectes are designing the Imagine Montessori School in Paterna near Valencia – a nature-oriented learning facility for children.

Health centre and day care centre in one building, © Pascal Amoyel

Green mixed use
Health and Daycare Centre in Paris
In the Lefebvre-Périchaux-Brancion residential complex, Guillaume Ramillien Architecture has designed a building with a green inner courtyard that transforms the surrounding urban landscape.

Piranesi in the industrial harbour
BIG's new headquarters in Copenhagen
The Bjarke Ingels Group has built its new headquarters in Copenhagen's North Harbour. The Brutalist-style building conceals a networked working environment at all levels.

Reminiscent of a David Lynch film: the residence of J. Mayer H. and Partner. © Frank Sperling

Surreale oasis
Residential Building in Berlin by J. Mayer H
In the inner courtyard of an apartment block in Berlin-Mitte, J. Mayer H. and their team have transformed a small, hidden building into a residential property with a garden for a family of five.

The vast majority of Casa Lelis is an open terrace. The heated interior rooms are concentrated in the concrete core of the house and on the upper floor. © Federico Cairoli

Regional construction with a difference
Casa Lelis in Argentina by Valentin Brügger
Brügger and his firm, Vbrügg, have experimented with contrasting materials in their weekend home in the Sierra de Córdoba in Argentina. The building's core is made of rough, exposed concrete, which contrasts with the lightweight steel structure covering the terrace and bedrooms.

With its 100-m-long east facade, the new museum borders Warsaw's central Plac Defilad square to the east. © Maja Wirkus

Stalin’s new neighbour
The Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw
Designed by Thomas Phifer, the National Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw is a building that demands a second look. Behind its smooth white concrete facade, an astonishingly light and diverse interior opens up.

The old weekend house was extended with a wooden annexe. © David Hiepler

Conversion and extension
Weekend House near Berlin
On Lake Ziest in Bindow, near Berlin, Cama A restored a weekend house from the 1920s to its original condition and added a wooden extension.

The summer house nestles gently into the wooded surroundings. © James Silverman

Sustainable among trees
Summer House in Denmark by Peter Kjaer Arkitekter
With its understated design and simple T-shaped floor plan, the single-storey wooden summer house blends harmoniously among the old pine trees on a wooded plot on the north coast of Zealand.

The new building is located further down the slope and is connected to the existing building by a main road. © Nicolás Saieh

Between above and below
Extension of a Pavillion to a Residential House i...
In the Chilean coastal town of Zapallar, Ignacio Correa Arquitecto have extended a pavilion into a residential house and designed an ensemble that blends into the surrounding hilly landscape.

Liu Jiakun, ©︎ photo courtesy of The Hyatt Foundation/The Pritzker Architecture Prize

Architecture Prize
Pritzker Prize 2025 for Liu Jiakun
The 2025 Nobel Prize in Architecture goes to Chinese architect Liu Jiakun. The award ceremony will take place on May 3 at the Louvre Abu Dhabi, a building designed by Pritzker Prize winner Jean Nouvel.

Old and new meet in the courtyard. Although the building sections are only ten years apart, the change in design language is unmistakable. © Patrick Johannsen

Rammed earth meets wood
Windkraft Simonsfeld by Juri Troy Architects
The new building in Ernstbrunn, Lower Austria, will extend the company's existing headquarters from 2014 – and boasts a comprehensive sustainability concept in line with industry standards.

The open side of the Sun Tower faces the Yellow Sea. © Iwan Baan

Cultural Centre
Yantai Sun Tower by Open Architecture
The 50 m high observation tower on the beach in the eastern Chinese city of Yantai is an amphitheatre, library, observation tower and modern solar observatory all in one.